The statistics of the Miami Grand Prix

2019: For the first time since the Japanese Grand Prix 2019, two Ferraris dominated the front row at the start. In Mexico, Max Verstappen had secured the pole position but moved back on the grid due to a penalty.

This is the eleventh circuit used by Formula 1 in the United States. Before Miami, Indianapolis (11), Sebring (1), Riverside (1), Watkins Glen (20), Long Beach (8), Las Vegas (2), Detroit (7), Dallas (1), Austin (9), and Phoenix (3) have also hosted a race.

12: It was Charles Leclerc’s 12th pole position in F1.

5: By qualifying 5th, Valtteri Bottas matched Kimi Räikkönen’s best performance for Alfa Romeo at the 2019 German Grand Prix.

23: Max Verstappen won his 23rd victory, this Sunday in Miami.

5 bis: George Russell is the only driver on the 2022 grid to have finished in the Top 5 in every race. Bahrain (4th), Saudi Arabia (5th), Australia (3rd), Imola (4th), Miami (5th). This consistency has placed him in 4th position in the standings with 59 points.

3: With three wins since the beginning of the season, Max Verstappen is ahead of Charles Leclerc (2) in terms of victories in 2022.

2: Since the beginning of the season, only Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc have won a race, set the fastest lap in a race, and been elected driver of the day.

63: With his new podium, Max Verstappen has now climbed the podium 63 times, surpassing David Coulthard (62) and closing in on Valtteri Bottas who has 67 podium finishes.

17: With his second place finish this weekend, Charles Leclerc has caught up with Sergio Perez in terms of career podiums (17).

18: Max Verstappen has set his 18th fastest lap in a race, equaling the performance of David Coulthard. Just one more and he’ll be on par with, among others, Ayrton Senna.